Reputation: 1837
I want to make an sql command text query in which i pass a variable named m as a part of the table name. This is what i have tried but seems not to be working :
sqlCommand.CommandText =
'SELECT ProfileId, FloorId, ZoneId, mapHierarchyString, x, y
FROM DynamicPosition'+@tableNumber+'
WHERE ProfileId='''+@profileId+''';
Upvotes: 0
Views: 155
Reputation: 16908
You have some syntax issue in the script. Try with this following scritp-
sqlCommand.CommandText =
'
SELECT FloorId, ZoneId FROM DynamicPosition'+@m+'
WHERE ProfileId='''+@profileId+''' AND FloorId = '+@floorId+'
';
--Assuming FloorId are Number
You code will be as below-
sqlCommand.CommandText =
'SELECT ProfileId, FloorId, ZoneId, mapHierarchyString, x, y
FROM DynamicPosition'+@tableNumber+'
WHERE ProfileId='''+@profileId+'''';
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 8314
It looks like it is interpreting the @m literally because it is within the quotes. Put it outside them and make the whole thing two strings:
sqlCommand.CommandText = "SELECT FloorId, ZoneId, FROM DynamicPosition" + @m + " WHERE ProfileId='WIFI5'";
Upvotes: 1